Art for the Hallway

An evocative pastoral landscape by Samuel Palmer, capturing the sun-drenched hills and valleys of Kent.

A sophisticated 19th-century architectural study by John Frederick Lewis, capturing the intricate beauty of the Great Mosque entrance in Bursa.

This charming 19th-century portrait captures the youthful innocence and rosy-cheeked vitality of three siblings.

A lush, vertical landscape study of towering park trees framing a distant vista under a dramatic, cloud-filled sky.

A charming 19th-century genre painting capturing a tender moment of a child being dressed in a rustic interior.

A luminous watercolor depicting an idyllic European town square and elegant stone bridge under a bright, airy sky.

A vibrant Indian miniature painting depicting the legendary discovery of the infant Sita from the Ramayana.

A sun-drenched 19th-century landscape depicting travelers on a path in the Italian countryside.

An atmospheric pastoral landscape from 1839, capturing the quietude of the German countryside at twilight.

A delicate and detailed 1827 watercolor of a traveler navigating a lush tropical wilderness.

This 1828 oil painting features a charming assembly of llamas and a fox set against a lush, atmospheric British landscape.

An atmospheric architectural painting capturing the play of light on the historic stone surfaces of Antwerp Town Hall's courtyard.